Bob Dylan Meets Pope Leo XIV in Private Vatican Audience
Dylan met the pope at the Vatican on Wednesday, trading a rosary for a copy of Chronicles: Volume One, a day before his Rome tour date.
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Dylan met the pope at the Vatican on Wednesday, trading a rosary for a copy of Chronicles: Volume One, a day before his Rome tour date.
Institutional money is moving past nine-figure songwriter catalogs and making increasingly frequent offers for masters at small independent labels.
The 39-CD archival box collects 371 previously unreleased tracks from the second leg of Dylan’s 1976 tour, with a separate Fort Worth show arriving on vinyl.
Eaux Claires came back after an eight-year absence with a 16-song survey of Bob Dylan’s catalog led by Justin Vernon. A surprise solo fill-in set for Kevin Morby added its own intimate pull.
At a Cincinnati show Friday, Bob Dylan introduced yet another guitarist, Memphis-based Jad Tariq, becoming the 36th to join his touring band. The move follows a spate of recent lineup changes.
Bob Dylan’s touring lineup continues to evolve, with Memphis-based blues guitarist J. Jad Tariq stepping in for the Cincinnati show as Julian Lage departs for European dates.
Timed to the 250th anniversary of American independence, the release pairs sharp covers with a clear political intent — including a studio collaboration with Joan Baez.
As Donald Trump turned 80, the New York Times asked notable octogenarians about the best and worst of entering that decade. Dylan, now 85, gave an unsparing reflection on clarity, regret, and the peculiar stillness of time.
During his Rough And Rowdy Ways Tour stop in Eugene, Oregon, Bob Dylan performed “I Shall Be Released” for the first time since 2008, ending a set that spanned his own deep catalog and vintage covers.
At a New Jersey benefit concert earlier this month, Bruce Springsteen performed “I Shall Be Released” for the first time in his career, a new page in a songbook of Dylan covers that stretches back over five decades.